The Lavalier GO is a remarkable lapel microphone and is perhaps the most "viral" microphone in its category.
Its sound is quite clear and quality when I hold it in my hand, but I feel that it doesn’t pick me up as well when I put it on my shirt. I emphasize the "me" because every voice is different and requires a different microphone, and a lapel microphone that has obstacles in between to capture the sound (e.g., the chin, yes it affects it A LOT), means that it is influenced even by the anatomy of the face.
It has a durable construction and its Kevlar-reinforced cable is indeed quite reliable and sturdy.
I don’t know if I would easily recommend it; it’s good, yes. I’ve heard it work perfectly. Not for me. So I suggest finding someone who has it and trying it out to see if it suits you. If you don’t have anyone, then it might be a good idea to start with lower-value microphones like those from BOYA and in the future, if it doesn’t meet your needs, to make larger investments when you know your needs better.

4 Stars (normally 3.5 but it’s not possible :P) because it’s good just not for me.

The computer works fine.
It saddens me that it is not compatible with my mobile. It reads it as headphones.

The first time I used them was during interviews on the beaches of Samos, while there was a strong wind blowing. I was sure that the recordings would be useless, until I listened to them at home, amazed. The sound quality was incredible, with very clear voices, and they covered the air noise by a lot. With such a baptism of fire, now I am sure that whatever recordings I make, they are always superb. I highly recommend them!

The sound quality is very good! I use it for YouTube videos and the audience seems very satisfied from what I can see!
Pay attention to the connectivity of the device you want to connect it to. Check if it takes TRS or TRRS (the microphone is TRS - it has two lines on its plug, to put it simply).
You may need an adapter.

The construction is not the most durable, because it has a thin cable and the clip has a thin wire that supports the microphone and can break.

If you are careful during use, you most likely won't have any issues and will remain very satisfied!

Happy recording!